Do you struggle with a school-wide discipline policy? Can you track student behavior from one class to another? Do all teachers follow the same procedures? Come see our creative, innovative, user-friendly, online, real-time behavior management system which uses commonly available classroom technology.

1. Virtual Reality, Virtual Discipline!(or “the evolution of the wheel”) Jeri Minford Levin Sudderth Kimberly Tufts Robert Tufts

3. 5 years teaching primary through high school all subjects

4. Has taught math/science, 6th & 7th grade, for the last 5 years

5. Levin Sudderth

6. 8 years teaching middle and high school

7. Has taught social studies, 7th and 8th grade, for the last 6 years

8. Robert Tufts

9. 20 years teaching middle school all subjects

10. Has taught NC science, 6th, 7th, and 8th grades, for the last 14 years

11. Kimberly Tufts

12. 20 years teaching primary through high school all subjects

14. There was inconsistency between teachers and grade levels

15. There was limited accountability for students

17. Created by Nancy Gryder

18. Physical wheel used clothespins and a laminated posterboard circle

20. Clothespins were labeled with numbers one year, names the next

23. Trips to the wheel could be distracting

24. Classes did not travel in cohort groups

26. The “Google” Light Bulb

28. Points

29. Editing & Viewing

31. Weekly

34. Students no longer “interact” with the system

35. System must be manually reset & updated each day

38. Displayed in the classroom constantly

39. Better student data tracking

42. LevinSudderth@averyschools.net

43. KimTufts@averyschools.net

44. RobertTufts@averyschools.netCranberry Middle School Phone number (828) 733-2932